RACINE â The City of Racine has no real way to prevent Racine County from building a $45 million juvenile detention facility on Taylor Avenue. The county plans to replace the current outdated, nearly windowless Racine County Juvenile Detention Center on the fourth floor of the county human resources center at 1717 Taylor Ave.
Construction of the new facility would be mostly paid for by the state, which has been looking to close larger, troubled facilities rife with abuse with more rehabilitative, small-scale facilities. Racine Countyâs planned âYouth Development and Care Centerâ would only hold up to 48 youths.
Even without a real method of interjection since the county already owns the land necessary â having purchased the long-vacant lumberyard across the street from 1717 Taylor Ave. â and has the funding secured, the fight to stop shovels from hitting the ground remains.
It is frustrating to see young people with whom I’ve grown up work just as hard as me and be compensated with burdens rather than freedom. In my work as a branch leader at Canvas Credit Union, our mantra is to support clients in being able to “afford life.” To that I add my personal Tree of Three: Understanding credit, striving toward homeownership and saving for retirement.
I work with amazing people and take great pride in my role in developing my team members. However, I m most proud of serving my community and helping all walks of life achieve financial success.
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